Notes on Flying
Juliet FraserSoprano Juliet Fraser writes words about weird music (specifically weird classical music) and the weird business of performing it.
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Theme and variations
We’d arrived after dark, but somehow the body can always sense a dramatic landscape. When I opened the curtains early on the first morning, it was to discover this view:
Audience
Jonathan Burrows is a British choreographer who has published various collections of various words of great wisdom. In this ‘fragment of writing’, Burrows really gets me thinking about the performer-audience relationship…
Notes on postcards
> Greetings from [wherever]!
New Music, New Vocalities
I have spent much of the past year working intensively with a group of six singers who have been the inaugural cohort of VOICEBOX, my new programme for contemporary vocal performance. Between regular sessions with them and one-off mastercla...
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A singer of weird music; a curator of weird music; a writer of words about the whole weird performance of doing these things.
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